Richard L. Smith, O. D.
BROOKUKS-HAMORPULOT
O P T O M E T R IST
MARGARET
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BECOMES BRIDE
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We will, In turn, endeavor to maintain a business run on
the highest possible plane. We value honesty and integretyand
Community Spirit.
Again, a most warm and sincere thanks to all of you w h o
helped make our opening such a stimulating experience, am
we shall try to live up to your standards, and abide by y o u r
rules in making this community a better place to live.
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UNI-GAS
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BROOKINGS
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R E m arkable
SIMPLE TO USE!
The Pax-M2 is the sm allest cam era giving full-size dou
ble-fram e 35mm negative or transparencies.
It is precision made by one of the foremost manufacturers
of modern cam eras. The lens is the coated color corrected
"Lumlnor" f.3 .5 45mm which has excellent depth, unequal -
ed brilliant definition. Bulb, 1/10, 1/25, 1 50, 1/100, 1 300.|
Covers any condition.
Combined view-range finder, automatic film winding and
shutter cocking prevents double exposures, F X flash f o r
regular or efectronic flash.
All scales can be read from above at a glance. The high
quality of the Pax-112 is guaranteed against defects of mater
ials or workmanship for one full year from date of purchase.
Re gularly sells for $49.95. We are buying direct from a
Im porter, saving $5.00 on the cost and passtng it on, o u r
price is $44.95, Case $4.95.
Come in and ask about our combination deals of cam eras
and projectors wtth a free screen, movie or still.
A full years supply of black and white film h REE with any
still cam era purchased from us, regardless of price. Same
day finishing service. We give and redeem Gold Arrow
Stamps.
BROOKINGS STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP
730 CHETCO AVE. DOWNTOWN Ph. 2611
D aily
9-5
Wednesday 9-12
Manley Building — Phone 3182
USE LAND OF WINTER
FLOWERS FOR BETTER LIVING
Anyone/ can make a f l o w e r
arrangement.
Making an attractive arrange
ment la based upon various rules
M rs. Verner Tuegel of Redon
and regulations which govern any
do Heights, Wn. announce the
creative a rt.
m arriage of her daughter, Mar
This was the easance of a talk
M rs. Guy Mohler of Yorta Linda, garet Marie Robinson to Wesley
Mr. and M rs. George Hassett,
given by M rs. J. A. Goertzen to
the Azalea Garden Club Thursday, j Mrs Alice Ross and Barbara ¡California was a weekend visitor McClelland of Stockton, Calif.
It was a small home wedding
Observation of good pieces and Hoffman will be baptized Sunday in Brookings.
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with
only close friends and fam
good practices will be of value to evening, September 22nd, a t
ily present. The bride's siste r
M
rs.
Arthur
Pierce
received
the beginner desiring to Improve
word that her son Kenneth is now M rs. SU've Chadwick, formerly
regular services at the Baptist
his work. "Modern flower a r
of Redondo Heights, was Matron
rangement's m o s t outstanding
Community church. Song service stationed in Cuba. He was a re
of Honor and the bride's SUp-
cent
visitor
here.
characteristic Is boldness" stated begins at 7:30 p. m.
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father, Verner Tuegel was best
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Mrs. Goertzen.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grant and man. The father of the b r i d e
The speaker, president of the
Mr. Howard From was called
W .E. Smith, h erefro m Dlinois,
lnnominata club and student Judge to Oswego recently by the death daughters of Medford and M rs.
was a s s i s t e d by M r s . Alma of his brother John. His brother Julia Gant of Jacksonville were gave the bride away.
The newly-weds to o k t h e i ^
Guy, of Los Angeles was a recent weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Russell also of Gold Beach.
honeymoon at Copalis, Wn.
Ralph
Reed.
Mr.
and
M
rs.
Gant
About 50members of the local
visitor here.
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I favored the congregation with a
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club and guests were present. Hos
tesses for the dessert luncheon
Mr. and M rs. Dick Anderson, lovely duet Sunday morning, with
were Mrs. Robert Swan, and Mrs. and son Gary, of Cedar Falls, Wn. M rs. Reed accompaning.
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NATIONAL CIVIL DEFENSE
T h o m a s McKenna. M rs. John left the past week for their home
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WEEK IS UPON US
Connors won a basket of daffodil after a several w e e k visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Hibbard
The WhiU House has deslgnat
Mrs. Anderson's parents, Mr. &
bulbs, given as drawing prize.
left Monday for Okanogan, Wn. ed the week of Sept. 1 5 -2 1
Preceeding the business Arthur M rs. Moore.
where they will help Mr. Hibbards National Civil Defense week.
Knox was given time to stress
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brother
in the applfc ha .-vest.They
the importance of supporting the
The theme for this y e a r ' s
Mr. and M rs. S .E . Kerns of
expect to be gone several weeks observance will be "Government
Chamber of Commerce.
Arcata spent Saturday at th e
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Arrangements brought by the home of M rs. B .E . Kerns.
'I Emergency".
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Gold Beach ladies were on d i s -
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ANNUAL BAPTIST PICNIC
Play
IS SET FOR THIS SUNDAY
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The annual picnic of the Baptist
Community church will be held
Sunday, September 22 at Azalea
park.
It will be a pot-luck, and thost
Our most sincere thanks to all of you who helped make our
attending
are asked to bring their
grand opening here such a success. We send a special thanks
own table service for their fam'
to those of you who sent such beautiful flowers.
Uy.
Coffee and punch will be s e r
h makes us proud, indeed, to be a part of a community where
ved by the Missionary Society.
so much time and money Is spent to make a newcomer feel a s
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though he belongs.
David R. Brown, M. t).
CAMPBELL BVILIMNO
OFFICE HOI RS
2 to 5 p.m.
10 to l ì a ir
10 Io 12 »
Saturday
O ffice Phone 8111
R esidence Phone l i * I
?.. O. Schmitt, M. D.
PH YSICIAN * SURGEON
PRIVATE U N E . Phone 4451
(Central Bldg., Brookings
Office Hour« - 11-1 and 4-5 30
C AR P E N T E R S LOCAL UNION
No 2081. A. F of L.
A)1 viaiting members welcome.
Financial S e c . phone 3395
Meets on 2nd and 4th, Tuesday
*f.3O p.m. at the V.F.W. Hall.
VISITS
Miss Annie Watson, former
teacher at the Brookings school
24 years ago Is enjoying renew
ing old acquaintances, and visit
ing the school, and viewing the
growth of the area, and wonder
ing at the improvements m a d e
in the Brookings community. She
is now retired, and makes her
home in Portland.
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M eeting Briefs
BETA IOTA GROUP MEETS
The Beta Iota Chapter of th e
Beta Sigma Phi held their reg
ular meeting at the home of Dottle
Flynn. Plans were made for the
fall rushing.
The raffle gift was won by M ar
garet Phillips. R e f r e s h m e n ts
were served by Ruth Payne and
Margaret Phillips.
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terms of 3 to 9 0 doy4- See y®“r S lu t* A u to ^
Agent before yen loar« on year bunting trip . . .
be bos o pion for you from $5.000 to $25,000
for occidental dootb HUS S ^ to $500 for eoch
$5,000 coverà«* for modica» expenses
. . bo« provo* «o papoter that many a
banter bos imurod brmsolf for tbo entire
The Faith Lutheran Circle met
Wednesday evening at the home
of Betty Smyth, with Ella Schoen-
b e c k a sh o su ss. Mrs. Galambos
g a v e th e t o p i c , which was
"Teaching for the King", and
Betty Smyth gave a book review
on "G aus of Splendor". T h e r e
were fourteen members present
and one guest, Mrs. Pieschkeof
Kansas, Betty Smyth's mother.
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